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Form/Design Center - Utvalt 2021 Katalog

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[linneaerikssonjewellery]

I’m super excited to be a part of this upcoming exhibition curated by Sofia Björkman @sofia_platina for @formdesigncenter in Malmö ⭐️ #Repost @sofia_platina ・・・ Contemporary Jewellery – thoughts, materials and techniques Form/Design Center 05.06.20 - 30.08.20 Certainly, it is a difficult time but slowly galleries and institutions are opening again. Form/Design Center in Malmö has invited PLATINA to curate a jewellery exhibition that will be running all summer. Seven jewellery artists with different thoughts, using a variety of materials and techniques, show unique jewellery that tells what jewellery is and does today. Participating artists: Annette Dam, Annika Pettersson, Caroline Lindholm, Elin Flognman, Linnéa Eriksson, Manon van Kouswijk, Sofia Björkman. Regarding Covid-19 regulations, contact Form/Design Center. Address: Form/Design Center, Lilla Torg 9, Malmö . . . @formdesigncenter @elin_flognman @annette_dam_art_jewellery @annikapettersso @calisilver @linneaerikssonjewellery @manonvankouswijk #platinastockholm #formdesigncenter #artjewellery #artjewelry #ajfishere #contemporaryjewellery #samtidasmyckekonst (på/i Form/Design Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA2MPKypLY0/?igshid=1jhhtqb6oocus

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What's your DNA?

9 southern Swedish design studios imagine their DNA in shape, material and experience.

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Oak – The Nordic Journal is a biannual magazine with an international reach. Oak covers Nordic culture, food and design with a focus on the lifestyle and the people involved, presenting a mix of design, lifestyle, experiential travel writing, food stories, and notable Nordic figures.

Via Oak – The Nordic Journal

“Design is a global industry. With fairs and events now taking place each year in almost every capital city in the world and with huge companies constantly trying to convince us to buy more, it’s easy to feel that in its race to the international marketplace, design has lost its connection to place.

But projects like Southern Sweden Creatives are proving otherwise. They’re demonstrating that design has a soft power economically, but also – perhaps more importantly – when it comes to creating community and identity. With its ventures in Milan, London, and this month’s Dutch Design Week, SSC has shown that Swedish design is adaptable and innovative, and that its creators share a common outlook that makes their work unique. It is not just proving this to the world, but to the designers themselves. By bringing together a group of designers working in different fields – fashion, jewellery, glassware and more – SSC has identified a new and innovative creative centre in Skåne.”